Cartier Baignoire Silver Dial 18kt Yellow Gold Ladies Watch WB520019

Longines GrandeVitesse Chronograph 24h
The Chronograph 24h is the newest addition to Longines’ GrandeVitesse line. The 44mm case is fitted with the a modified version of the automatic ETA Valjoux 7754 movement made exclusively for Longines, dubbed caliber L686. As you might guess from its name, this new watch incorporates chronograph and second time zone. The movement, visible through a sapphire display back, runs in 25 jewels at at 28,800 vph with a power reserve of 46 hours. The chronograph features center seconds, a 30 minute counter at 12 o’clock and a 12 hour counter at 6 o’clock. Continuous small seconds are located at 9 o’clock. The second time zone is indicated via a black 24 hour hand with a red triangular tip. The case features a double tachymeter on the bezel, graduated in kph and MPH, that can be used for measuring ground-speeds up to Mach 2. The crown and push-pieces have a non-slip texture. The crystal is sapphire with an anti-reflective coating, and the case is water resistant to 50 me

Okay, last addition this week, I promise.
Just picked up today this Invicta pro diver 43. That¡¯s three additions this week. I¡¯m quitting before it gets out of hand.Last photo is the new 43 next to my 8926P7240031.jpgP7240028.jpgP7240027.jpgP7240030.jpgP7240033.jpg

Any info on this Vintage SEAMASTER DATE?
Hi Guys, I was wondering if anyone can give me any info on this watch, also can anyone guesstimate a price which you would expect to pay for this watch?The case reference number is 166.0206 / 366.0842. I had some great info from watchtalkforums, and i thought i might get even more info from here. ThanksCozzer

632 or keep my zero?
What would you do and why?

Does the release of 126710 BLRO signify the gradual phasing out of 116710 LN & BLNR?
I have noticed that GMTs that have been newly released bear the 1267xx designation and new 3285 movement. It would be interesting to see what happens to the 1167xx models in SS that are still on offer as they remain as 1167xx. Will they bear the 1267xx in the future or will they be phased out? Of course the same goes with the TT and PM models of the line.I guess that we will transition to the 3285 movements and 1267xx at some point in time. Interesting times ahead for the GMT line.Also will the 3186 movements of the (now) past command crazy premiums?